In a previous blog post I talked about creating a RESTful Web Service in Java using JAX-WS. This blog post explains how I upgraded my Leopard install to have Java SE 6 on it - a process that was far from obvious.
Microsoft is set to unleash the website containing the results of Project Mojave tomorrow. In advance of that, I thought I would comment on the project and what it means for the software giant
I've been reading Aaron Hillegass' new third edition of the ultra-popular Cocoa Programming book and he mentions that the dot notation is 'silly'. These are my thoughts on the subject
In a previous code sample I showed how to use the new NSCollectionView in Leopard. Now, I'm going to expand my previous sample so it detects nearby instances of itself using Bonjour
I read Joe Wilcox's latest article entitled "What's wrong with Leopard's spots?". In this blog post are my thoughts on the obvious shillage contained in his post
In this blog post I take a look at a new control that shipped with Leopard, the NSCollectionView. I'll show you how to bind the NSCollectionView to the data supplied by an array controller and bind controls on each sub-view.
I've had experience beta testing every single .NET Framework release, as well as Vista, Longhorn (before it was Vista), and Win2k3 "R2", and now i've had an incredible experience beta testing OSX Leopard.
I've recently seen a lot of people who have been programming in Objective-C 1.x grow to resent the notion that Objective-C 2.0's garbage collection could bring in new developers. Here are my thoughts on that.
